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why do athiests care so much about other peoples live, including religious ones.

there are several other ideas for you, here is one that sounds perfect for your situation. These are two great reef safe sand sifting snails which not only consume the detritus and algae on your substrate, but can flip over when they need to, avoiding being eaten or starving. Banded Trochus...

there are certain species of hermits that do a excellent job at cleaning compares to others. The more expensive strawberry hermits and scarlets are probaly the best for scavenging.

mine was like that to. just for a reference, it will go through stages were it will do the same thing and even spit out black stuff but it is a natural stage they go through even in nature. Don't toss it out!!!lol

people do say tht cucc's pollute the tank and give off poison when they die but i have had several die on me and as long as you get them out within 48 hours they will die.

a sand star is way to small for a 30g, mine is dinnerplate size in my 200g. Try a sand sifting cucumber, they sell them on this site. they are magic

typically people would say no, but i don't see a problem only because i kept those species together in a 55gallon.

Originally Posted by mantisman51 Three cheers! I also want to tip my hat to our Commander in Chief. I really didn't think he had the backbone to allow it. He also deserves our congratulations. the president had nothing to do with that decision

that sucks,hope the best for the rest of the transfer.

Hey Oceana what lights do you have hooked up in there. And is that a 24 gallon?

More picture from this morning

Originally Posted by meowzer My favorite thing is the toothbrush I also love the toothbrush.lol. Yeah, i was gonna try to cut it out but i thought some one would get a laugh out of it. It is magic when it come to cleaning of grogonians though.

Originally Posted by AquaKnight Looks good. How long have you had the star? I have had the star for almost a year and a half now.

This is my 55g reef aquarium i have kept for 7 years. I hope you enjoy it as much as i do. More pictures will be coming soon.

Sweet, thanks alot for all the info.

Yeah, cool. hat elese can you keep with a deresa clam?

On the jbj pico, is the light strong enough?

Do you have a pico?

Hello, i was wanting to know if i could keep a maxima clam in a pico tank. I would also love to see pico pics from anyone who wants to help me out. I am just curious on what can be kept in them, how much they cost to get started and maintain? Thanks alot

most nudi's are difficult to keep, but the care level for the lettuce nudi is easy-moderate.